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thank you we used folder redirection for our clients scenario to cut down on network traffic thank you
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thank you we used folder redirection for our clients scenario to cut down on network traffic thank you

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sbs 2011 - roaming users - shall we use redirected folder or can we use roaming profiles - <br />
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Please advise with comments and comparisons of the 2? We have 1 new SBS 2011 server with 32gb RAM - 15 local users - - 45 remote users to the terminal server <br />
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Some of the local users also work remotely so will work on both local and terminal server etc.<br />
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Some local pcs are XP and some are Windows 7 pro -<br />
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the terminal server is also new running windows 2008r2 - <br />
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Please advice to best practice etc
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sbs 2011 - roaming users - shall we use redirected folder or can we use roaming profiles - 

Please advise with comments and comparisons of the 2? We have 1 new SBS 2011 server with 32gb RAM - 15 local users - - 45 remote users to the terminal server 

Some of the local users also work remotely so will work on both local and terminal server etc.

Some local pcs are XP and some are Windows 7 pro -

the terminal server is also new running windows 2008r2 - 

Please advice to best practice etc

sbs 2011 - roaming users - shall we use redirected folder or can we use roaming profiles

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